The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-11-17

MOurnful Echoes From Salt River

"The election passed off quietly
Athens Journal.
So did the Democratic party.
"We have lost nothing in Ohio-we had
nothing to lose."-Ohio State Register.
No-not even a reputation.
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"The news from Maryland last Thurs
day is decidedly refreshing to Democrats
all over the land."-JdcksO1s Herald.
"Ohio had the opportunity to elect
fool for Governor. "-Challacothe Adoertts-
en-.
Yes, but she didn't want to.
"He [Cleveland] does not commit the
speech to memory after writing it,
Jackson Herald.
Neither does anybody else.
Figures will appear as soon as the
smoke from the battle arises. s."-McArthaGT
Plain Dealer.
Yes-the figures of lonely Democrats,
solemnly meandering up Salt River.
"Our boys, however, will buckle on the
armor closer and in 1888 we will wipe the
earth with the Republican party. Jack
SON Herald.
Yes, yesl You'd better begin wiping
right now.
cat the time we put our paper to press,
Wednesday afternoon, we had nothing
satisfactory as to the result of the elec-
tions on Tuesday, -I'atscaraaoas Cronicze.
No, nor have you anything satisfactory
yet.
1--WE presume the Republican papers of
the county this week, will tell the people
just how it was that "Betsy and l killed
the bar."-Jdckson Herald.
Bet on Betsy, every time.
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"In Vinton county much dissatisfaction
existed among the Democrats. .''-McAr-
thur Democrat.
Certainly, why shouldn't there be dis
satisfaction among Democrats? What
business has anybody in the Democratic
party, anyway?
Frank Legler showed up well as a
candidate for Clerk and proved his popu-
larity. y."-POrtsmoatth Times.
Why, certainly! A Democrat always
shows up" on election day, and some of
them-especially the Democratic editors
''show up before the election.
Gall the circumstances point to the one
fact concerning the Union Labor vote,
particularly in Jackson county-that
Democrats voted the Union Labor ticket
and Republicans, the Republican ticket"
Jackson Herald.
Every Democrat in Jackson county
did good work for his party aud in conse-
quence deserves credit for it."-JGckSo71
Herald.
las it now looks, we think it consider
able of 'stand Off" In some of the
and in others the Democrats have done
Valley Register.
Decidedly sol The Democratic party is
stood off-on its head.
"Pike county for the next two years
will be represented by Republican, who
bought his election with money, and
cart load at that" - Wo0erzy WGtchnaaaa
That's it! Bought the Democrats, body
and breeches. We should hate very much
to talk that way about Republican vot-
ers.
"Will our aspiring Governor put up
his own cash to preserve the credit of the
State, which he and his legislature have
done so much to destroy? They will
have learned that weakened treasury
will not stand run of extravagant and
reckless appropriations. Portsmouth
Times.
That must be an old fume working off.
Bro. Newman, the election is over, and
the, people have chucked that lie down
the Democratic throat.
"We take it that if astranger could land
upon our mundane sphere on the publish
ing day of the Standard, about the first
question he would ask after reading the
Standard would be, "Will some one please
direct me to recruiting Office, for see
by this paper that a terrible war is rag
ing, and as I intend to make this planet
my home, desire very much to protect
its fag."-J0ckso72 Herald.
Yes, he would be confronted by the
spectacle of the murderous unhuDg trait
or, Jeff Davis, SOLDERING over the Con-
federate flag, and the Northern Copper
heads trying to get near enough to touch
the hem of his petticoat.